The Unexpected (The Re-Write)

Chapter Twenty

On the assumption that there are in fact rules and regulations. I will most likely have to follow can you owl me all the information, or if you have time to have a discussion one-on-one. That would be wonderful.

With Gratitude

Allene Targaryen Potter

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    Just as Allene put down her quill Draco walked in with Narcissa, "Finished already I was only gone for a few minutes, Allene. Mum was hiding in the kitchen." Draco laughs as he sat down on Allene's bed.

    "A fast writer never hurt nobody Draco, expressly when there is a lot on one's mind." Narcissa states shaking her head, "You wish for me to look over your letter Allene?".

"Yes, Please." Allene smiled handing Narcissa her letter, "I remembered most of the formality rules. Keep it proper, do not uses 'and' if you can help it, spell everything out do not shorten words. Also, try and uses big words if I can."

"Wow, I cannot believe you remembered all that on your first time, I didn't" Draco laughed shaking his head at Allene jokingly.

"Yes, well Draco you never had so much thrown at you all at one time. Poor girl finds out she is a witch the day she gets her letter to Hogwarts, then she is put in a new house away from her brother, who turns out to be her cousin, then she finds out she's a princess, all in a years' time. She has little less than 18 days before she takes the throne. Unlike you, she does not have the ability to forget important things like formal letters, greetings, proper eating etiquette, and so on. Poor girl," Narcissa scolds her son "I am honestly surprised she has not broken down under all this stress."

    "I was there for most of that, and she took it like a champ." Draco pointed out to his mother.

    Allene laughs shaking her head, "I so did not, I wanted to cry when I found out about everything."

"See I told you, it's a lot of pressure for one person Draco. That is why everyone is helping her." Narcissa states before turning to Allene, letter in hand, "Perfect job, It's short sweet, and to the point. Proper but respectful you are good to send it to him. Do you remember how I told you to address your letters?"

    "Yes Ma'am, first you fold the letter in on itself, so it fits the envelope. Then you seel it with the wax. After both of those steps you put who you are sending it to, Name in the middle, underneath the name is the address, and below the address is the room you can find him in. So, if the owl loses the letter, whoever finds it can owl it to the correct person." Allene states as she addresses the letter. Earning a nod from Narcissa.

    "You two can't gang up on me, it's not fair." Draco laughed standing up, "but can use my Owl to send your letter, Allene."

    "No, thank you, Draco. I will have Rex take it to fudge. That way he can stop worrying and I can get all the stuff I probably need in one sweep. Even though I learned a lot of what I needed to know while still at Hogwarts. The only thing I still need to know are the rules." Allene smiles as Rex pops into her bedroom, spooking Draco. "Rex, may you please take this to the Mister of magic, Mr. Fudge. Wait for him to read this letter and tell him I asked for a letter back via Elf since you are faster than owls and are way more reliable." Allene Smiles at the house-elf as she hands him the letter.

    "Rex would love to help you, my grace. Is there anything else you would like for Rex to do before Rex comes back?" Rex asks bowing slightly before taking the letter from Allene.

    "Nothing that I can thank of but Thank you, Rex." Allene smiles as Rex bowed one last time before popping away.

    "Well now that you have accepted the royalty role, I believe it is time we go shopping for the appropriate clothing." Narcissa smiles brightly, Causing both kids to groan "Oh shush it won't be that bad. Just a few ball gowns, some formal gowns, dresses that you can were to school oh, and shoes to match." Narcissa laughs listing off the few things they had to do in such a way that made the kid know it was going to be an all-day thing.